This is a live stream interview with multifamily real estate investment broker Ru Budhi.

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The raw interview for this Thursday's #PricedOut #Podcast with Portland data activist Megan Hanson. Hanson is a complex data analyst who works with logistics software giant Oracle. After seeing alarming rent hikes and a wave of demolitions in her neighborhood, she started to investigate the Portland zoning code on her free time. She found that the State of Oregon required a public notification process before older homes could be demolished, but that the City of Portland was no longer enforcing these rules. As a result, developers were able to buy up cheap rental properties, evict tenants and knock them down. Hanson also helped create a multilayered data map designed to illustrate the impacts of Portland’s new proposal to up-zone 96% of the city. Join us as we get into the weeds of the intersectionality of affordable housing, demolitions, displacement, and historic preservation.

For another point of view, check out EP 10: What is Zoning and the Residential Infill Strategy

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Links- Residential Infill Strategy Data Map

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What the National Home Builder’s Association really thinks of liberal opponents http://demandaffordability.org/files/NAHB_%20AEA%20-%20HBA%20Awards%20Winner%20Directory.htm?fbclid=IwAR0gTa1v5YjAWKC2BwjhWDL3SRGsyWIVyRtEb-pft689R3rzB_4hXhZ7XY8

This is a reposting of the Facebook live stream interview of the Priced Out Podcast.

On the podcast we endorse some candidates and some vitally important ballot measures before the voters next month. Special guest Kari Lyons from the Welcome Home Coalition talks about the housing bond Measure 26-199 and a Measure 102 that would allow tax dollars spend on affordable housing to be massively amplified.

Remember to get your ballots in!

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This is a special edition of the Priced Out Video Recording of a podcast interview we posted on Anchor on Wed, Oct.10. In the future, we hope to bring you more actual live streams of unedited interviews for the Priced Out Podcast.

Illegal AirBnBs Steal 1,500 Housing Units from Portland each year, according to Cornelius and his friend Thacher Schmid. Cornelius and Thacher just published a new investigative report into illegal Airbnbs and their impact on the Portland housing crisis today in the Portland Mercury .

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In this special podcast, Cornelius and Thacher talk about their story, about the data they used, and why Portlands still love Airbnb even though most people seem to know hosts are making the housing crisis worse.

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#PricedOut the #podcast is relaunching this Oct. It will soon migrate to Anchor and will be available on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and platforms where podcasts are usually found.

Andru and Cornelius talk about the relaunch, upcoming shows and the long-term vision for the show.

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This edition of Priced Out: The Podcast is a discussion about the journalism behind the making of Priced Out (the documentary).

Topics ranged from dealing with controversial sources, navigating government "obfuscation" and storylines in which both the government and the voters themselves are partially to blame.

The talk was recorded at Migration Brewing Company in Northeast Portland and was sponsored by the local chapters of the Society of Professional Journalists, the Online News Association and Solutions Journalism. The Q&A was moderated by Sara Roth, an investigative web-based reporter for KGW NewsChannel8. The event featured sever long clips from the film. #pricedout

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Priced Out is a feature-length documentary about the pain of losing a home to gentrification and the complexities of race, class and housing in urban America.

The film follows the life of one woman over 15 years as she moves from embracing gentrification to blaming it for destroying her black neighborhood. Along the way the film traces the history of housing discrimination.

The following is a raw "assemble edit" of a history sequence in the documentary Priced Out that covered the drug wars in Albina community of Portland, Ore. These scenes do not reflect the final quality of the film.

Priced Out: The Documentary

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Fred Stewart may be Portland's most controversial black activist. He grew up in Northeast Portland and has been a realtor in the neighborhood since the drug war days. He's twice run unsuccessfully for Portland City Council. His views are unconventional, and his style is confrontational. He claims to be a Democrat who continually blasts "white liberals" on everything from gun control (there's too much of it) to their inability to do more for blacks in Oregon (maybe the GOP would be better?).

Fred has a deep history with Northeast Portland and is featured in Priced Out the movie. In this first of two parts (nonconsecutive) Fred talks about growing up in the neighborhood, crime, black business opportunities and challenges and people who made it big when the property values in the community started to climb.

Part of the "Cut Out" series of interviews with people and POVs that were not adequately represented in Priced Out: The Documentary due to time limitations.

Others in the series

Nikki Williams has more to say (two years after the film)

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Gentrification through the eye of a former gangster

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Priced Out is a feature-length documentary about the pain of losing a home to gentrification and the complexities of race, class and housing in urban America. The film follows the life of one woman over 15 years as she moves from embracing gentrification to blaming it for destroying her black neighborhood. Along the way the film traces the history of housing discrimination. This trailer was revised on 9.14.18 More information about the project at https://www.pricedoutmovie.com/